... COM- paNV liook Passengers, and receive Cargo and Parcels, for ribraltar, -Malta, Egypt, Aden. Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, the ?? and China, by their steamers leaving Southampton on tl 4t ?? ami 20th of every month ; fe>r Gibraltar, Malta, Egvpt, V |en and Bombay, by those e.f the 12th and 27th of each month; nd for Mauritius. Reunion, KingGeorge'6 Sound, Melbourne, 1 -v.lt» v by the steamers ...

... &§e*,Hitming the Battalion under my Com- mand, trill, by the Had permission of Arthur Pryor, Esq Brigade wth the W«t-Lssex Yeomanry Artillery k_d Cavalry, and other Volunteer Corps, in HYLAND'S PARK on SAT URDAT, the 4th of August next, at Two p.m. C. W. C. de CRESPIGNY, Lieutenant-Colonel. ~REPAm.NO OF HOUSE aTjD^HOP, __lII_-iEY EOAD, COLCHEBTER. TEiTOEi* «w «he«_me to be sent to the Gresham ...

... Daisy Green, G-w Stone, in the field called Fiyb Ac*BS,in Tenders tor the whole ofthe above works, or for , department separately, must be sent to the Par- *£L Oswaldtwistle, on or before the 16th of JJeroi, 1860, where Plans and Specifications may be Tely^MSeO PUBLISHED THIS DAY, TgjKGS IN HEAVEN k THINGS ON EARTH i ga LECTURES, delivered during Lent, 1860, it St- Bride's Church, Liverpool, ...

... and call at Plymouth, Mcs-rs. Green* splendid Clipper-built Ship RESULT, 1165 tons rogister, J. COW.Cnminai'dcr. This fine shin having a full poop and lofty 'tween decks, niters very superior accommodation for chief cabin, second, intermediate, ond steerage passcigers, and carries an experienced surgeon.— Tor (; ight or passage apply to PHILLIPPS, SHAW, amfLOWTIIER, 2, Royal Exchange-buildings ...

... exhibition at our Office, as well as for re- ference and distribution, Catalogues of Stock and Furniture Plans of Estates, and announcements cf the Sale of other Proptrty advertised in our columns. The central situation ef the Guaediax Ofhce, in Nottingham, fronting the Market place, and our constant intercourse teith every part of this and the neighbouring counties, enable us to facilitate ...

... August 4th. Admission :— Season Tickets, 2s. 6d. ; Single Admission, from Ten to Four, ls. ; from Four to Nine, 6d. Children un- der Twelve half-price. On Saturday the admission will be fld. from the time of opening. GEO. MULLER, > - g™ WM. MOSSMAN, j Uon - ?? TJ EE L PARK, BRADFORD. The Committee beg respectfully to announce that a GRAND BRASS BAND CONTEST will take place in the above Park, ...

... Hotel v oomplete with every comfort whicb tho T ra veller osa desire. Large snd excellent Coffee. Btnoki__, _ and Billiard Rooms. Pnblic sod Private Dining Rooma, he, he. Tho Proprietor, marching with ths tinea, haa endeavoured to combine ex- cellence of accommodation with the ■t-Mxt economony in charges. — A first- rate Freaeh Cook. Bed sad Breakfast, 3a. 6d.; Dinner, 2a 6 ...

... ?? s are therefor requested to send down their t; ■ ids „l once; bus room for fine measurement {roods only. — Anply to RONALDSON and LEEMAN, Ailhallows Chambers, ?? . ADELAIDE mrect— TheBRISTOW^r.HARRIS, Com*:; nu'cr, 38:! loos register, A 1, loading In the London Docks. This favourite vessel Is now fast filling, and merchants and »Wt.s 1 to make early application for freight to ROXAU SOX and ...

... will 1 ~ .latlOftO and London-bridge at 11.0 a.m., on each - ,mM i,vs arriving at BRIGHTON at 12.15 noon, return- KU at 6.10 p.m. „ -,vu.hnr m Fares. Ist Class. 2d Clasa. ?? 13s 10s. 6d. ?? A] [A. 20s 16s. Od. ts are available to return on the day of issue or on - a, ._7 and by any train. t ;iV ?? pu. -AP TRAINS will also run each eiay from London- W l K .Pimlico at 9.0 a.m., returning at 7 ...

... ' rl^rt »nd Plymouth ; 20 minutes, earlier than Truro; and 22} ?? CORNWALL RAILWAY. — — WBBdtATS. 1 BU»PI,TS. „p Kxp. 1 Mail. Mail. V ?? 12312 12 12 123123123 A.K. A.M. P.M. X. K. P.M. A.K. P.M. 6*B 81612 6 365 716 645 365 I* ol6 (^f?K«2. 7 S ?? 12 23 413 735 7 3 Al3 fi»opw» tt * yao 8451240 430 752 720 430 St-AB** 756 8651255442 6 5 735 442 F»r ••:.:•:.■, 750 9 8 110 465 820 760 455 X* ...

... tith August, and call at Plvm- uth, Mesrre. Green's sploidid Clipper-built Ship RESULT, 1165 tons register, J. COW, Commander. Tui*, i'.n -ship bavlnr a ; ull poop and loity 'tween decks, offers very superior m for chief cabin, second. intermediate, ami Accra - . ,m_ curries nn experi. need Burgeon.— For tr ir' to PUILLTPPS, SHAW, and LOWTHEB.S, Royal Exclia'i^e-buildin^s ; orto F. GREEN a»d ...

... tbe Masters of fox Hounds Committee, to whom the question was referred by Mr. Carrington Nunn and Mr. White, bave decided that the present Mastership of the Essex and Suffolk Country be- longs to Mr. White. ' m By order of the Committee, us*** J ° SEPH COOKE « Secretary. Cokliester, August Ist, 1860. EASTERN COUNTIES' RAILWAY. GRAND REVIEW OF Yeomanry Cavalry and Volunteer Bifle Corps, ...